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Occupancy tax calculator

Get a source-backed base estimate of lodging taxes and see what may change the final amount in 121 verified U.S. short-term rental jurisdictions.

Estimated stay total

Fredericksburg

Base estimate — some location-specific factors are not included

Gross rent$150.00 × 3 nights
$450.00
Mandatory taxable feesRequired cleaning, resort, or similar fees included in the tax base.
$0.00
Texas state hotel occupancy tax (6%) $450.00 × 6%
$27.00
Fredericksburg city hotel occupancy tax (7%) $450.00 × 7%
$31.50
Estimated taxes and fees
$58.50

Guest pays

$508.50

Assumptions used

  • Ordinary transient base case: The estimate uses the listed source-backed tax lines for an ordinary taxable transient stay in the jurisdiction boundary. It does not infer an address, parcel, tax district, or property class from the city name.

What may change the final amount

  • Local hotel-tax applicability. The listed state and local lines are modeled for the ordinary in-city scenario supported by the reviewed official sources. Property outside the incorporated boundary, in an ETJ/county/venue or special district, or subject to different fee or exemption treatment can change the result; the estimate is not a parcel-level determination.
  • Stay and mandatory-fee treatment. A 30-day-or-longer permanent-resident treatment, statutory exemption, marketplace collection arrangement, or local treatment of mandatory fees can change the result. The calculator assumes an ordinary transient taxable stay and one mandatory-fee pool.
Read the full STR compliance guide for Fredericksburg

Estimated tax is $58.50. Estimated guest total is $508.50.

Estimate only. Verify the property jurisdiction, exemptions, taxable charges, filing duties, and marketplace collection with the linked official sources.

How it works

Three simple steps to a source-backed estimate.

  1. Choose the jurisdiction

    Search for the verified location of the stay.

  2. Add the stay details

    Enter the nightly rate, stay length, and any required fees.

  3. Review the estimate

    Check the itemized tax and confirm it with the official sources.